nikki1992

Ours is also «In Transit» now 

I know for London you definitely schedule it yourself. It says so on the embassy website. I don't know about your country. Someone else might be able to help who is processing through the same embassy.
 
In my opinion I think its just a generic message that everyone gets when their case is in transit. The NVC process other visas as well I believe, so I think that applies to other visas rather than K1. While the status was 'at NVC' the text underneath said we have to complete 6 steps before it leaves NVC, but we don't have to do those for K1.

Ours is in transit now too!!!  So exciting.  Fiance is having medical done next week.

Mine is in transit too....so did I get the same message as everyone else? 

So my website wasn't working all day, but now it is!!!!!
 

Case in transit.. Finally!

gosh 5 weeks! 😟 the waiting seems never ending but i suppose we have made it this far a few more weeks wont kill us  come on universe give us some cancellations!  

It is working for me, but it still shows it is at NVC.  I know it is still early on the east coast so maybe it will change to in transit later today hopefully.

Mines took 7 days. Probably lucky one. I left a month in between (can imagine how cautious Jake and I are) haha. I think at least 7-10 days would be good. However plenty go ahead and do the interview with even a shorter period of time. Up to you really  

We just got our case number!
 
NOA2: 7th August
NVC received: 21st August 
Case number assigned: 22nd August
 
😊

When Jake and I booked few weeks back the availability was unbelievable. We could have had an interview 1.5 weeks later but we read about delays between the medical  and interviews, so decided we’d do the 21st Sept as our times aligned (as I’d like him here for moral support). All I’d say is you never know what things could look like when your case leaves NVC. Always remember you can book your interview a day or two after being ‘in transit’. You don’t have to wait until your case changes to ‘ready’ to book your interview. Another good way to look at it is, you’ve waited so long for NOA2-so this final wait time is insignificant  

If you are K1 You don't need to do this, it's just a general message. just keep checking your status for when it changes to in transit. Once it is, you can do the DS160. And if you've got your case number already you can book your medical. 
 
EDIT: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/99-united-kingdom/ - UK forum as lots of this info is over there already

We just got our case number!
 
NOA2: 7th August
NVC received: 21st August 
Case number assigned: 22nd August
 
😊

We just got our case number!
 
NOA2: 7th August
NVC received: 21st August 
Case number assigned: 22nd August
 
😊

We just got our case number!
 
NOA2: 7th August
NVC received: 21st August 
Case number assigned: 22nd August
 
😊

We just got our case number!
 
NOA2: 7th August
NVC received: 21st August 
Case number assigned: 22nd August
 
😊

We just got our case number!
 
NOA2: 7th August
NVC received: 21st August 
Case number assigned: 22nd August
 
😊

We just got our case number!
 
NOA2: 7th August
NVC received: 21st August 
Case number assigned: 22nd August
 
😊

We just got our case number!
 
NOA2: 7th August
NVC received: 21st August 
Case number assigned: 22nd August
 
😊

Wow congrats!

We just got our case number!
 
NOA2: 7th August
NVC received: 21st August 
Case number assigned: 22nd August
 
😊

We just got our case number!
 
NOA2: 7th August
NVC received: 21st August 
Case number assigned: 22nd August
 
😊

We just got our case number!
 
NOA2: 7th August
NVC received: 21st August 
Case number assigned: 22nd August
 
😊

Sorry if this is a stupid question and I’ve missed it on here but what do you mean by keep an eye on your case at CEAC? I thought you need the new case number to do that?

You should be able to schedule your medical exam while you’re waiting. You need the new case number to do that. Apparently the wait for a medical exam is about a month so that’s what I plan to do when I get my case number so it speeds things up once it gets to the embassy. 
 
If you manage to get a medical sooner than a month ahead of time please let me know as that’ll make me really happy! 😄 I asked someone a month or so ago who had just had their medical, and the wait at the time was about 1 month for the medical and 2 weeks for an interview. Interesting to find out if that’s still the case or not.